Andy and Lynda Eadon have helped to raise over £150,000 to support rural communities with their mental health after the death of their son Len in 2022

Surveys criticising livestock farmers are having a ‘detrimental impact' on their mental health and well-being.

The fire service said they were called to a fire in a one-storey a farm building used for storage in the village of Abbot’s Salford

Hundreds of dead guillemots and razorbills have washed up on the coastline of the Firth of Forth.

A farm worker is 'very lucky' to be alive after suffering a 'very deep' laceration to their thigh.

The amount of people in rural communities taking their own lives may increase due to the cost-of-living crisis, experts have warned.

Heather is being harvested and used as fuel, instead of being burnt on moorland, as part of a pilot project in County Durham.

A national horse-riding organisation has objected to “excessive” plans to retain gates on several lanes hampered by repeated fly-tipping.

A farmer and his team have been left feeling demoralised after vandals caused more than £2,000 worth of damage to their farm in Surrey.

Rugby goers take over newly sown field in desperate attempt to find car parking

South Yorkshire Police have released images of three men they would like to speak to in connection to off-road bike offences and criminal damage.

The government has unveiled new advice aimed at making it easier to divert a public right of way where there are concerns over privacy, security, and safety.

Twenty-five teams have raised nearly £50,000 for farming charity RSABI as part of the annual Great Glen Challenge, with donations still being accepted.

A man who filmed himself damaging an ancient artwork up to 4,500-years-old has been ordered to pay for its restoration in the first prosecution of its kind in Wales.

Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) 2023 will accept applications from 18 September.